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Old 02-27-2004, 06:07 PM
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ok im readin a slushy feel good womens book u know the romantic comedy... Nowher near as intelligent as the ones u guys are readin but hey i like it... its Maeve Binchy...Tara Road
I don't think she writes feel good books only. I've read Quentins, it is a story of the history of a town told by people who visit a restaurant. Very good written. A novel is not always "sugary"!
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ok im readin a slushy feel good womens book u know the romantic comedy... Nowher near as intelligent as the ones u guys are readin but hey i like it... its Maeve Binchy...Tara Road
I have read that book too, it's good
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ok im readin a slushy feel good womens book u know the romantic comedy... Nowher near as intelligent as the ones u guys are readin but hey i like it... its Maeve Binchy...Tara Road
My sister likes her books a lot! I've been meaning to try and read something by her to see what it's like, but some other book always comes in the way :P

Today I just started "Not the End of the World" by Kate Atkinson. It's a collection of short stories. So far so good. I love the way this woman writes, describing atmospheres without using real descriptions, using wonderful words. And a very original kind of humour. I recommend her books to anyone!!!
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The last book I read was Star Man by Michael Francis.
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Mousebounce-it's pretty good so far. He takes a good look at a lot of people-it does make ya think for sure.
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I'm reading Pompeii by Robert Harris. It's about the explosion of Vesuvius and subsequent destruction of the surrounding area: told through the eyes of a Roman Engineer. Fantastic reading if you like history.

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That sounds interesting! I think I will check if our library has it
oops! i should have returned two books yesterday! i forgot it!
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Ive just finished 'Jane Eyre' which was an absolutely superb book (made me cry **sniff, sniff**) and have just started 'A Tale of two Cities' by Charles Dickens.
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Ive just finished 'Jane Eyre' which was an absolutely superb book (made me cry **sniff, sniff**) and have just started 'A Tale of two Cities' by Charles Dickens.
Wahey!!!!!! Jane Eyre is my favourite book EVER!!!! Glad to see I'm not alone! I've read it many times and I never fail to cry...
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Wahey!!!!!! Jane Eyre is my favourite book EVER!!!! Glad to see I'm not alone! I've read it many times and I never fail to cry...
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Nowadays I“m reading "The third twin" by Ken Follet
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